Regular readers of my blog know that I am obsessed with deals and surprises, including subscription boxes. There is just something about getting high quality random samples in the mail that excites me.
When I discovered Try the World through a suggested ad in my Facebook newsfeed, the foodie/travel side of me was definitely intrigued! Try the World is a subscription box that’s right up my alley, featuring speciality foods from around the world.
Each monthly box is themed after a different country, allowing you to try popular culinary favorites from all around the world without ever having to leave home (or check bags!). Sadly, I joined right after the Sweden box was released, so I missed a great one, but I did receive July’s France box ironically when I just returned from Paris, which was nice. I’m always antsy to see which country’s box will be next.
Subscription Options
If you want a box every month, subscriptions include:
- Monthly – $39
- Pay for 6 Months – $198 (15% discount)
- Pay for 12 Months – $348 (25% discount)
If you would like a box only once every two months, subscriptions include:
- Monthly – $39
- 6 Months (3 boxes) – $105 (10% discount)
- 12 Months (6 boxes) – $198 (15% discount)
Shipping is of course included in the price, and each box comes with recipes and inspiration on how to use/pair the products. You can also pause or cancel your order at any time.
Here’s What Was Inside the France Box:
- Fig Jam ($6.95)
- Persillade Herb Blend ($8.00)
- Assorted Signature Teas ($46.95 retail, but I received a sampler pack containing 3 teas)
- Salted Butter Caramels ($19.95 retail, but the box contained a sampler pack with a handful of caramels)
- Classic French Sauce Sample ($19.95)
- Whole Grain Mustard ($4.95)
- La Mere Poulard Palets ($4.50)
- Chestnut Spread ($10.95)
I feel that $39 is a fair price for what I received in my box. My personal favorite item was the fig jam, and I wasted no time opening it and enjoying it on some sharp cheese I had available. The mustard was also a hit in my household, and I really enjoyed the fruity green “hamman” tea.
I realized that, being the foodie and travel obsessed person I am, I would have totally loved this as a gift! Try the World also has a gifting option that makes it easy and exciting to surprise family and friends (hint: Flyer Talk Secret Santa).
Giveaway
I have partnered with Try the World to giveaway a free signature box to one lucky winner! You can enter to win below:
Angelina Travels x Try The World Giveaway!
There will be one winner, but if you’re still interested in trying Try the World at a discounted rate, you can get 15% off by entering promo code ANGELINA at checkout.
What has your experience been with Try the World? Do you know any other subscription boxes that are great for travelers too?
Received Try the World as a gift. Amazed at the quality and variety of items. Do not know the cost as it was a gift. Am debating whether to subscribe or not as I have subscribed to similar offers and have been disappointed.
Ahhhh how do I enter this giveaway contest? I’ve been interested in this company for a while but have been too scared to take the plunge.
We collaborate with notable chefs to curate the selection of products for every box. The process ensures that all items you receive are authentic and of the absolute highest quality.